, 1887-04-14

"Nr we're whole days together i'll the cars,
she s1ii, with eyes burning with feeling, q
most UNUSUAL boon. ] wrote my daughter
after We returned. and | remember | said Il
her: L have been getting acquainted viii
your father and have fallen deeply III lov,
with him. If he proposes l think | shall nc
ael,t him."
She had been telling us low the many
public demands made upon Linn had ttkyI
him from l-r of necessity and of tilcir siu.t.,.-
- -.!.I. early married life, when poverty
wa> t''..ir constant EJ.,,~t AMI came i'll al,
dwclt witi tirm in n cottage of two rooms
yet dill rot drive love ont.
Mrs. Br.cil-r i,aS been sometim. describe,
as cold ava, M genial. This is certainly a su
1.Ts"i II rH.iinS OF her character. sine isa
s!e' l.s-a,tT- i've or difdsiye, certainly. ST.
Gos..'t ;.j.rt the amiahle and pleasing
i1rsn't affect uIything, i'll fact. In the matte
& s'if poke | should sayrshe is without eqE-'
HHy p!a on earth possesses the magic ST..
he S.sr Of 90 North she does: "Uudci
a. 3: a-' lu"ga Ip-,,-.',e Gn equal mIni'
Size - i:r:..' rent 10 public praise, or tina
l. r- Tia, iirnviaatinc, hW,I,rsGme thin:
81. .... fame, wli.'ii often possesses its pos
sr-s":, ".tc1 lie is supposed to poesess it.
i'h' w''ui ii.5 turn her head to look ut
li-s. / r l,,n-ity Is uo rIpry than fly t.
r.. - .rl her ~ .-ripGel about ,istin
6 raGa who Hat been in Plymoatl
e e.. - . Huthy h.T,a+. y don't Lnov
V .r jtn rs.,S Ike. l dill no5 iopl, at Linn.
Ca. E.,iI-s hJIy seeing r,,,;.r .,eoplc.' SE
w.. :..t v.:iS" al eyaij.i, Imagine, If
s-l ~ e.. fit...s Il long rs the k.'on!slyI
l. a.. i .'-i' door, nar lift her head il
i.-- ...i O. s.l..t,'i IS E., 'rs'aHIsI at hrr.
[ -...-.-,y i.:,!, Lls herH, written ahnu
+, ..- --.., considering the rrE llis,t ii
,.+ l!i- ei:- ai'i is ROW The ut:"v uf lis,
'..G was 5..r greatest z.' -.3,,u e.. rgl-.is'..
.,.t' = a.u. = Ini i-iNnrs - her T.. . I'd -
I'd, "... Al :irr s:si..L, III ia ch;f' -.-!, SER
., ,.ua Iat cold or sav,"r, alv cH
...-t's, hut "a. stGut and strong, e-..t a.,
:.-' hl.,. of woman t. b- a prop to tic sy.a;.
'dt IN! hive soul who was 50 long her Cio-ss
"uI-.i"s'i.'u.
| r,rdh her to mind as size appeared in he
o"H lone one afternoon of the early wirte
II -. ! wrote SOL. 'liiiE urout her then
WHICH few may stiH remlsnher.
The large library was i if'rI by glowing
graft Ire. a!ul made h.aa-, III aai cils.,fn
oT ri s!,.-t5, bgi,-a-b uc. hD,'ls aud EJ-, IS
Gr=. T.. s,-r, with her wuits hli.-, HJHe
n-urEHJ cap. Iihl iaccs, Sc ..ier c,1.,..u oIaiu
nd SOFT hrysn silk -uu:si ,..,s t. II -s5 I,lrs
Il. II.'@rc OF ali, AMI one ! shat Tong ~
ur. Size is q ha. .iso!le woman stIIl
H.. .-,s lie traces OF years wp"n her fage
H. F4.ie is purely Greciau, ami her -,
hHv, the brightness of a sii.iJ shat k:io Us -
oil age. sine Is AN admirable taIf.r, no
vgo-- fie'-! not SELF aSslrti,,, hut inte9e>tin,
a'.J lost graceful.
81, SPOKE of their early life in IniiIunpci.
t'ir'i N.--n yeurs E=t -, and grew aala.
ru,us.-. ii: in her Zen. '-ut desert -. II
it WIS eE-.. mt that the rcc,i .ctioa OF It W.
>"eea, am; /; ha,ant TO her Sine aAd her hr>
band had gone there from Lawrence
bErS IN the iope that it wouil he n i,.a.-
where they would have comparative in
inmity from cLIlS. This Ds.I,.ya va
soon tsissipa'ei. Malaria met them on Tie.
arrival, sloai them while they I,,!.,.l -
and followed t.l=m when they Iaft, Tn,
i've! there Two years, ami tvo o. U.lei- ell
G!eE, | think, were bugU t: - NJ. E-,c-v
l. he mother of t-.i ,a..,,,en, o.'Y far u
whom are living. T.t..:. L"Lia contained on.
q uar!nr and djitins Room, %4..-ii also gI!
swerei for ti5ei:..n. y yerau.:ss ran aIor
the front, and this 5Eey hna-t.d up ana
vid.l into two i.tIe bedrooms, I.i'-i';r a p
S:I@g.Yay in the ni d. i,i.-'t 10 ''I "'u''-E
a bc,t--only this aI',l nothing L Not
foot OF space ra'I-:-sot for r' -.'!
chair. 10 make rp r.-..sa Ids =.
said -he was otA=-i to l-'''i' '--' -, =
vis.,luws uhie! Iene,i .liu lio i.e.- -
IT, IM...j the ives were not h.g e'----